Credit Acceptance Corp
A maker of auto loans for people traditional banks turn away, Credit Acceptance works through a nationwide network of car dealers to help consumers with poor or no credit get behind the wheel. It was founded in 1972 by Donald Foss, a used-car salesman who created the subprime lending model after seeing shoppers struggle to finance their purchases, and it still calls Michigan home. Under its Portfolio Program, dealers get a cash advance up front and receive extra "Dealer Holdback" cash later from the loan's collections—a naming quirk borrowed from how manufacturers quietly hold back funds for dealers.
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